NASA recently reexamined the "cold case" of the Tunguska strike.
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REEXAMINED" — Hengist Mountebank Presents (725,27 views) "Part III [Q]-H.
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Rubio wants a lot of these things reexamined and shut down.
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In other words, it will ask that Blackbird's patents are reexamined.
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It deserves to have its handiwork revisited, reexamined, and ultimately reversed.
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Some 250 samples from the London Games will also be reexamined.
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All this was deemed significant enough for the case to be reexamined.
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Lieberman and colleagues reexamined 24 cases of anaphylaxis treated between 230 and 22018.
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MIAS filed an appeal to be reexamined, but was rejected again in January.
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"Regarding the order, Rosenworcel added: "It deserves to be revisited, reexamined, and ultimately reversed.
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In Trump's department, however, the case — which was never formally closed — has been reexamined.
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"We do think that defined benefit plans are going to be reexamined," he said.
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If you're a business in need of a regulation reexamined, don't bother calling his office.
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He said he expected the Danish authorities to acknowledge the case needed to be reexamined.
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This wholesale disavowal of the defense in our public discourse should be reexamined, and refined.
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JonBenét's murder will also be reexamined in a new Lifetime movie, set to debut in November.
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I think that default setting I had of writing scores for everybody really needed to be reexamined.
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The ongoing relationship between PayPal and Infowars was reexamined last month by Right Wing Watch's Jared Holt.
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In 2016, a Virginia judge reexamined the evidence and concluded that both Williams and Dick were innocent.
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Evidence from Avery's 2005 trial is being reexamined, and Avery hopes additional testing may clear his name.
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Encouraged by the detection of this object in 2017, the team reexamined OGLE observations from previous years.
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The officers are witnesses in about 100 cases, both ongoing and closed, that are being reexamined by prosecutors.
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By making the documents accessible in the public realm, history is disinterred and reexamined in a different light.
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When a reporter covering Parkland was targeted, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey said the company's policies should be reexamined.
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Clearly, the energy-draining methods used in cannabis cultivation will need to be reexamined as the industry expands.
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Instead, it will allow for pending cases submitted before the August 7 to be reexamined, reported CBS News.
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Plans have been revised over the last few months and the structure of your agreements have been reexamined.
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Two other licenses that have already been issued will be reexamined base on environmental criteria, the ministry said.
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Over the years, though, Decker said she had DNA evidence reexamined several times based on advances in technology.
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Minnesota reexamined its approach to infrastructure following the deadly Interstate 23W bridge collapse more than a decade ago.
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The "Fast Money " traders reexamined their portfolios ahead of the first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
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Forrest did say she reexamined her position in the company once she heard of the Oracle of Omaha's move.
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In this new paper, Hawking and Herzog reexamined the theoretical characteristics of the Big Bang using new mathematical applications.
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The entire system of legal immigration must now be reexamined for security first and foremost, with an eye on ISIS.
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The specifics of Aaliyah's relationship with Kelly were reexamined in January 2019 following the release of Lifetime's Surviving R. Kelly.
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But the U.S. Supreme Court told the lower court last March that the redistricting must be reexamined for racial bias.
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If this book helps make any more space for those narratives—it's a narrative that should be complicated and reexamined.
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A Miley Cyrus-Walmart collaboration is being reexamined years later, after the singer posted a series of tweets on Thursday.
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Together, we reexamined both the function of boundaries and limits within artistic practice and the autonomy of the art object.
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Legislation which yields a result in which a very few people gain mightily, but many lose out must be reexamined.
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The tropes that Wennmachers helped to fashion, the ideas that built the image of the heroic founder, must now be reexamined.
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With the 20-year anniversary of the case approaching this December, it makes sense for the still-unsolved crime to be reexamined.
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The jury "reexamined all of the evidence and heard testimony from witnesses and experts" and then recommended the murder charge, prosecutors said.
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The story of America had to be retold and reexamined with a kind of moral intensity that Kennedy wasn't prepared to accept.
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Monday's announcement does not completely reverse the earlier decision but will allow pending cases submitted before the August 7 to be reexamined.
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"Maybe that should be reexamined, especially because Medicare patients are some of our highest-risk patients who could benefit even more," Morton said.
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While both these bills have opposite goals, they suggest that both sides of the debate agree the Antiquities Act needs to be reexamined.
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The backdrop: The U.S. Supreme Court told the lower court in March of last year that it must be reexamined for racial bias.
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It wasn't until after Hernandez was arrested in the death of Lloyd in June 2013 that law enforcement went back and reexamined the case.
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Today, Vanity Fair reexamined those three pages, however, and uncovered a few things that may be clues about what will eventually happen in Westeros.
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One of the most infamous periods in modern U.S. history is being reexamined in a new book by one of the most prominent players.
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Couric's Watch What Happens Live interview is far from being the only old video that is being reexamined in the wake of Lauer's firing.
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During that time, it reexamined safety procedures, redesigned its solid rocket boosters, and developed a new policy for management decision-making during shuttle launches.
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Finally, over a century after her death, art that was in her lifetime considered simply a hobby is being reexamined in a new light.
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Over the decades, as Americans have reexamined the founding of the nation, the second Monday in October came to be the source of great controversy.
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However, a subsequent study that reexamined the same data found no effect, and that Lott and Mustard had used flawed statistical procedures in examining the data.
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Documents, transcripts, old news reports — it was all publicly available, and now it has been brought out into the light to be reexamined and re-reported.
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They claim that the tablet demonstrates a sophisticated understanding of mathematics, and that modern assumptions of the field should be reexamined in light of the interpretation.
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But the Nostalgia Critic videos, in which host Doug Walker comically reexamined films like Mortal Kombat and Space Jam, had already found a devoted online audience.
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There was plenty of space for self-made conspiracy theories and paranoiac narratives to circulate in abandon—to be picked up, believed, dropped, reexamined and reworked.
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Last month, the Justice Department hosted a "workshop" on Section 230, arguing that the immunity it provides interferes with law enforcement and needs to be reexamined.
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Three voters in each of Pennsylvania's voting precincts must file affidavits demanding the state to revisit the results and then each vote will be reexamined by hand.
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Over the course of 12 edpisodes, This American Life producer Sarah Koenig reexamined the case week by week, interviewing people involved and raising questions about Syed's incarceration.
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According to The Outline, the paper is now being reexamined by the journal it was supposed to be published in, though it's not clear for what reason.
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The Marland Court of Special Appeals even reexamined the case, hearing arguments on both sides before voting 22015-213 on March 21999 to not give Syed another trial.
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Over the years, both the FBI and the Burlington City Police Department have reexamined the case and its leads in the hopes of discovering what happened to Fox.
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It's a way to provide some additional stories to the various parts of the show that were hinted at but won't likely be reexamined in the television show.
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In the end, they didn't need to put up the billboard—Santiago reexamined the bill and co-sponsored its reintroduction, with only minor, wonky changes to the language.
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The FCC is on the wrong side of history and the wrong side of the law and it deserves to have its handiwork revisited, reexamined, and ultimately reversed.
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S. Fish and Wildlife Service has reexamined the issue at hand and using the best available science as required under the Endangered Species Act issued the same exact conclusion.
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" Where's Kennedy's head at Kennedy interjects in a way that continues to indicate which way he might be leaning: "I thought it had to be reexamined every 180 days.
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Adnan Syed, who was made famous by the podcast Serial, which reexamined his murder case, has been granted a new trial by a Baltimore judge, the Baltimore Sun reports.
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Because it's a murder case, so everything that happens on that night, no matter how innocent it might look, or how subtle a moment is, is going to be reexamined.
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White House advisers have previously said the ban against ZTE was being reexamined, and the firm would still face "harsh" punishment, including enforced changes of management and at board level.
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White House advisors have said previously the ban against ZTE is being reexamined, and that the firm would still face "harsh" punishment, including enforced changes of management and at board level.
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The two-hour special reexamined the case since dubbed the Long Island Serial Killer, and PEOPLE editors and other experts gathered for the People Magazine Investigates After Show to analyze further.
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She wants the whole thing reexamined back to who gets arrested, when they get arrested, how they get arrested, because the whole thing is obviously corrupt and racist at its core.
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And that number reflects only the luckiest of the innocent, who were exonerated legally on the record, as opposed to others who may be innocent but never had their cases reexamined.
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The idea isn't to bump Jerry Maguire from anyone's list of favorites; I just think it's high time we reexamined a movie we've heaped praise on pretty generously for two decades now.
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Biden's past opposition to busing as a means of integrating schools and his support for strict crime bills that disproportionately punished people of color are likely to be reexamined in the primary.
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Last night, she was pressed on her own record, and muddled through, with a point-by-point explanation of how controversial cases from her tenure as Hennepin County attorney should be reexamined.
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In this fascinating read by Julia Wolkoff, Artsy's art history editor, Woodman's life is reexamined through the lens of art history, revealing a deeply personal dimension to this young and prolific artist's work.
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"By increasing the points at which the original unaccompanied child designation is reexamined, they are ensuring that fewer children benefit from these protections, and that fewer children are ultimately granted asylum," Pierce said.
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Older methods of making are being reexamined for their visual and conceptual possibilities in a way that was not possible in the past, partly thanks to the dissemination of knowledge through the Internet.
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The circumstances of King's death have been reexamined over the years by the U.S. House Select Committee on Assassinations; the Shelby County, Tennessee, district attorney's office; and (repeatedly) by the U.S. Justice Department.
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The existing regulatory framework will be reexamined to get rid of rules that hinder entrepreneurship, while the government will carry forward-looking research and development (R&D) policies to promote new industries, he concluded.
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The first season reexamined the death of Hae Min Lee, a Baltimore teenager murdered in 1999, and her former boyfriend Adnan Syed, who was convicted the following year and is serving a life sentence.
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But Oliver Stone's hit 1991 film, JFK, which posited an alternative explanation of events, caused a public uproar, with Americans reaching out to their elected officials en masse, calling for the case to reexamined.
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For one thing, the fact that the tech industry notoriously outsources (or subcontracts) nearly every lower- and middle-income job to another firm (all in the name of cost-cutting) needs to be reexamined.
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Thirty-one athletes from six sports could be banned from this year's Rio Olympics after failing dope tests when 454 samples were reexamined from the 2008 Games, the International Olympic Committee said on Tuesday.
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Mercury will connect with Pluto while on its retrograde journey on November 230, finding you recalling a conversation from around October 30—critical information that was brought to the surface last month must be reexamined.
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But when others, including Carl Mears, a senior research scientist at the research company Remote Sensing Systems, reexamined Christy's work in the early 2000s, they found errors that when corrected revealed warming in the troposphere.
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Roosevelt was a prominent patron of the museum, but nearing the 100th anniversary of his death, Roosevelt's legacy as a politician and conservationist being reexamined under the contexts of male chauvinism, white supremacy, and imperialism.
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The former Two and a Half Men star did suggest the $55,000-a-month child support each he is paying to exes Richards and Brooke Mueller may need to be reexamined given his current financial situation.
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But Gilbert was more than that: And her life — full of promise, but with challenges and heartache — is reexamined in the series premiere Monday night of PEOPLE's new true crime series, People Magazine Investigates, on Investigation Discovery.
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Although the bones had been analyzed in 1940 by physician D. W. Hoodless — who concluded that the remains belonged to a man — Jantz recently reexamined the seven bone measurements using modern techniques and found a different result.
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BEIJING RE-TESTS The Olympic body had said last week that 31 athletes from six sports could be banned from this year's Rio Olympics after failing dope tests when 454 samples were reexamined from the 2008 Games.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Thirty one athletes from six sports could be banned from this year's Rio Olympics after failing dope tests when 454 samples were reexamined from the 2008 Beijing Games, the International Olympic Committee said on Tuesday.
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She was a freshman at Spelman College in Atlanta at the time and now her role in the protest is being reexamined as she faces a close race with her Republican opponent, Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp.
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His point that this is how things get done in a constitutional democracy is well-taken, but the strategic value of such an approach has to be reexamined in light of the public's weakened faith in that system.
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At the end of every presidential cycle, the nomination process is reexamined by the Democratic National Committee, which could be an opportunity for potential discussion of changes, particularly if the Democratic candidate doesn't wind up winning in November.
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Because of that, Evil Hat Productions is publishing a content warning on page six of Fate of Cthulhu that calls out the author, and highlights the work of writers of color who've reexamined and reinterpreted the author's work.
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The NHL team, following in the footsteps of the New York Yankees, vowed to replace Smith's 1939 recording of "God Bless America" as old song lyrics have been reexamined due to what appears to be racist language and stereotypes.
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Section 230, and whatever matching obligations might be fitted to it, could similarly be reexamined to account for the changing workings of social media platforms and the even more rapidly changing nature of harassment, hate, misinformation, and other harms.
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The report was reexamined five years later in a follow up exposé, and while PEOPLE uncovered encouraging signs of improvement, the African-American actors interviewed made it clear they felt the industry still had a long way to go.
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Taking #MeToo seriously requires accepting that norms have shifted, and that past behavior might need to be reexamined, or that people might need to apologize for things (like an inside joke in a yearbook) that seemed fine at the time.
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Your involvement in communities and associations, and around activism or politics, will also be reexamined—perhaps you'll want to make some big changes to the crowds you are involved with, or maybe you want to start something of your own!
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What started as inconveniences to developing on Apple's platform that, over time, became the status quo are now being reexamined by critics with far fiercer opinions of the tech industry, and that could mean serious changes to Apple's business are on the horizon.
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Many initially breathed a sigh of relief following the publication of the U.S. negotiating positions in July, ahead of this week in August, during which the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) can be formally reexamined by the American, Canadian and Mexican governments.
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Now that Uber founder Travis Kalanick has resigned as CEO in the wake of investor pressure, the future of Uber's biggest and probably most expensive initiative - self driving cars - has to be reexamined, according to auto industry analysts who closely follow the market.
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The investigators reexamined the infamous cold case and hypothesized that Burke, then 9-years-old, accidentally killed the 6-year-old after striking her on the head with a flashlight — and that parents John and Patsy Ramsey covered up the incident to protect their son.
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The investigators reexamined the infamous cold case and hypothesized that Burke, then 9-years-old, accidentally killed the 6-year-old after striking her on the head with a flashlight — and parents John and Patsy Ramsey covered up the incident to protect their son.
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He argued that "we were seven points up" in polls and on track to win, before the FBI director made an 11th-hour announcement that the bureau's probe into Hillary Clinton's email use as Secretary of State was being reexamined in light of potential new evidence.
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"[I] decided that after 50 years it was time for the story to be reexamined -- an honest portrait of the last and youngest brother of our greatest political dynasty in his lowest moment, and also a cautionary tale of the excesses and abuse of power," he said.
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And it's one of the only figures in the Louvre that we don't see get reinterpreted by either the Carters or their dancers: The only figure in the Louvre that can withstand the unstoppable force that is Beyoncé, that does not need to be remade and reexamined.
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Following Epstein&aposs death in August of this year, the MPS said it reexamined its case, only to determine that because the alleged crimes "related to events outside of the UK and an allegation of trafficking to central London in March 2001" they were again not the appropriate authority to open an investigation.
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Instead, she and Bachert organized a series of exhibitions that reexamined subjects with which the gallery had been deeply engaged, including German-Austrian Expressionism and the work of Grandma Moses, often borrowing back works it had sold over the decades — pieces that once had been overlooked or dismissed but now were regarded as emblematic of their genres.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (D-Calif.), another potential presidential hopeful, said late last month that it was time for the agency, which was formed in 2003, to be reexamined.
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While the death of painting — as a model of looking at and thinking about art — has been refuted, those who propagated it have never really reexamined their original position, preferring either to ignore painting or act as if the construction of their canon needs only some minor tinkering — a bit more inclusivity here, a few cosmetic touches there.
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Here are our top picks for the best sunscreen you can buy:Best mineral-based sunscreen overall: All Good Sunscreen ButterBest mineral spray-on sunscreen: Supergoop's Mineral Sunscreen MistBest cheap sunscreen: Thinksport's SPF 50+ SunscreenBest facial sunscreen: La Roche-Posay Anthelios Ultra-Light Mineral Sunscreen SPF 50Best for the water: Manda's SPF 50 Organic Sun Paste with ThanakaBest sunscreen for kids: Thinkbaby Safe Sunscreen SPF 50Best chemical sunscreen (if you must): Coppertone Ultraguard SPF 70Editor's note: Chemical-based sunscreen is effective, but active ingredients within it (namely avobenzone, oxybenzone, and octinoxate) are being identified and reexamined by the US Food and Drug Administration as a potential endocrine disrupter (and carcinogen).
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For more click U.S. corporate tax cuts making their way through Congress will cost big Swiss banks Credit Suisse and UBS billions of Swiss francs by forcing them to write down large deferred tax assets, the Tages Anzeiger newspaper reports * Partners Group Holding AG says has reexamined a transaction carried out by one of its former subsidiaries in 1998 involved in tax-related offshore transaction * Burckhardt Compression Holding AG aiming for total sales of approximately 700 million francs and an EBIT margin of 10-15 percent by fiscal year 2022 * HBM Healthcare Investments said Vitaeris, a company in its portfolio, has begun a strategic partnership with CSL Ltd that includes an option for a takeover.
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